Garth
February 6, 2008, 10:57 AM
Kilarney's success tips are wise to follow.
You must try to use your own common sense mixed in
with advice from people you trust that's all you got.
Here's a common sense story that was only available
to us after Gary passed away.
I'm in no way glad that he passed away but it does
bring up a clue about him.
The clue is an obituary.
I've yet to see one in any major direct mail trade journal.
I found that surprising with what we know about his marketing
exploits.
I also know that about the same time Bob Stone another
direct mail guru passed away. I found his obit in many direct mail mags.
This is a clue to something not sure what.
Could mean his family didn't want one put out but it could
also mean he wasn't as popular and well respected as we thought.
This leads to another question related to Kilarney.
Let's assume a buddy of mine passed away and i knew his estate
was having trouble covering his obligations I would step to help
make things right by say finishing a copywriting project that
didn't get done and now the family's estate is in trouble because it.
Yet to hear that happening. Questions more questions that's
all they are because I have no direct access.
But does this mean he didn't have has many friends as we thought? Maybe his friends are stepping in and we don't know about it?
Kilarney did any of Gary's friends offer to finish the project for you?
Maybe Gary does have friends and Kilarney's story is false?
Kilarney's claims also show why waiting on the FTC is not good enough.
They may take months even years to swoop in after the deed is already done.
Anyway this might be example of how common sense on
big purchases might help you find what you are looking for.
Finally these things can be a tough call.
Everyone knows Gary had some legal issues in the past but we were all drawn to him because he did give some sound advice and he had so much experience in this field.
A few years back I had a women turn over to me the full motherload of the Wade Cook stock and wealth accumulation stuff for one cent.
She must have paid at least $10,000 or more for it she was a premium member. Said she made money with it but just moving on. This was about time he was being investigated but not shut down.
There's are some good advice just can't go ga ga over it like Kilarney said.
But i understand the dilemma because every marketing person in the world sales the sizzle.
You must try to use your own common sense mixed in
with advice from people you trust that's all you got.
Here's a common sense story that was only available
to us after Gary passed away.
I'm in no way glad that he passed away but it does
bring up a clue about him.
The clue is an obituary.
I've yet to see one in any major direct mail trade journal.
I found that surprising with what we know about his marketing
exploits.
I also know that about the same time Bob Stone another
direct mail guru passed away. I found his obit in many direct mail mags.
This is a clue to something not sure what.
Could mean his family didn't want one put out but it could
also mean he wasn't as popular and well respected as we thought.
This leads to another question related to Kilarney.
Let's assume a buddy of mine passed away and i knew his estate
was having trouble covering his obligations I would step to help
make things right by say finishing a copywriting project that
didn't get done and now the family's estate is in trouble because it.
Yet to hear that happening. Questions more questions that's
all they are because I have no direct access.
But does this mean he didn't have has many friends as we thought? Maybe his friends are stepping in and we don't know about it?
Kilarney did any of Gary's friends offer to finish the project for you?
Maybe Gary does have friends and Kilarney's story is false?
Kilarney's claims also show why waiting on the FTC is not good enough.
They may take months even years to swoop in after the deed is already done.
Anyway this might be example of how common sense on
big purchases might help you find what you are looking for.
Finally these things can be a tough call.
Everyone knows Gary had some legal issues in the past but we were all drawn to him because he did give some sound advice and he had so much experience in this field.
A few years back I had a women turn over to me the full motherload of the Wade Cook stock and wealth accumulation stuff for one cent.
She must have paid at least $10,000 or more for it she was a premium member. Said she made money with it but just moving on. This was about time he was being investigated but not shut down.
There's are some good advice just can't go ga ga over it like Kilarney said.
But i understand the dilemma because every marketing person in the world sales the sizzle.
